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Over five times more studies on life satisfaction have been published since 1979 than at any time_____
A
formally
B
ago
C
previously
D
lately
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previously先前，以前。formally形式上。lately近来，最近。
previously先前，以前。formally形式上。lately近来，最近。
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teaching contents
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